A) Francis Bacon B) Pablo Picasso C) J.M.W. Turner D) Laura Knight
A) Charcoal drawing B) Watercolor C) Oil painting D) Bronze sculpture
A) World War I B) World War II C) Vietnam War D) Korean War
A) Shell casing B) Breech-ring C) Gun barrel D) Tank tread
A) 1943 B) 1950 C) 1945 D) 1939
A) Factory inspector B) Journalist C) War artist D) Military officer
A) National Gallery B) Tate Britain C) Royal Academy D) Imperial War Museum
A) Drill press B) Grinding wheel C) Lathe D) Milling machine
A) Cubism B) Impressionism C) Abstract D) Realism
A) Women's industrial contribution to war effort B) Women's military service C) Women's management skills D) Women's fashion in factories
A) Atmospheric perspective B) Forced perspective C) Flat composition D) Isometric projection
A) Supervisor watching closely B) Mathematical diagrams in background C) Measuring tools prominently displayed D) Detailed rendering of machinery and hands
A) Romantic candlelight effect B) Harsh fluorescent lighting C) Dramatic spotlight on skilled work D) Natural sunlight streaming
A) Casual indifference B) Fear of technology C) Harmonious and skilled control D) Struggle against machinery
A) First painting of factory work B) Only painting by a female war artist C) Largest war painting created D) Iconic representation of women's war work
A) Automobile assembly B) Munitions manufacturing C) Textile production D) Shipbuilding
A) Nurse B) Factory worker C) Teacher D) Farmer |